Oliver Lazarus

While the U.S. has remained largely unscathed by the Panama Papers, one American city has repeatedly shown up in the papers as a favorite place to do business: Miami. 

As part of our series on the global economy, we turn to China, whose 2016 economic and financial woes have prompted fears of a global recession. 

The Democratic race is heating up in New York weeks ahead of the state primary, as Clinton and Sanders attempt to show who the true New Yorker is in the polls. 

Reviews of the sci-fi thriller "Midnight Special," and "Born to Be Blue," a biopic about legendary jazz trumpeter Chet Baker.

Every president since Jimmy Carter has intervened in the Middle East. After thousands of lives lost and trillions of dollars spent, a new book asks, what has America accomplished? 

After a decade of decline, home runs are on a dramatic uptick in Major League Baseball. But no one knows exactly why. From global warming to drug use, theories abound. 

Donald Trump's abortion comments and the battery charges against his campaign manager could set the tone for the rest of his campaign. 

Ubiquitous jazz and jam-band musician Marco Benevento's latest solo album, "The Story of Fred Short," is named for a Native American man who lived on his land in Upstate New York. 

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emmanuel named Eddie Johnson as the new chief of the Chicago Police department. But the reform efforts come as the city's murder rates are up 84 percent in 2016. 

As President Obama increases his efforts to tackle America's opiate and heroin epidemic, we speak with a doctor and and drug expert to examine if enough is being done. 

A controversial ruling from a UN commission earlier this week extended the maritime territory of Argentina, which now includes the long-disputed Falkland Islands. 

Kim Ghattas has spent much of her career covering the Middle East. Now she's covering the Hillary Clinton campaign, and provides an outsider perspective on the 2016 election.

Yesterday was supposed to be the deadline for a peace deal between FARC rebels and the Colombian government. Though talks are ongoing, can this 50 year conflict ever come to an end?

Tuesday's deadly attacks exposed both Belgium's internal issues, and its intelligence and security fractures with the rest of Europe. 

In Florida, heroin treatment centers and marketers are using insurance scams and loopholes to profit off heroin addicts by keeping them in a cycle of addiction. 

The idea of "disruption" can tempt companies to throw out all of their previous success just to embrace the new. But that isn't always a winning strategy.

After Tuesday's primary results, what's next for Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders's campaign? His press secretary answers here.

From 1721 Boston to 2016 Flint, one author believes that politically-charged health crises explain the development of modern America. 

On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin surprised the international community with his announcement that he was pulling most of Russian forces out of Syria. 

After years of failure, is a new Syria really in reach? A former adviser to General David Petraeus weighs in.